#32: SINP – International Skilled Worker
Get nominated by the province of Saskatchewan without employer sponsorship In this episode, I’m going to answer your questions about the SINP International Skilled Worker Category. If you’ve been following me for some time now, you know that SINP is my favourite Immigration program. It’s my favorite not only because I’m based here in Saskatchewan…
Read More#31: What is SINP Expression of Interest System?
Wondering about the new Expression of Interest (EOI) System implemented by the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)? In this episode, you’ll learn more about what SINP EOI is and the new process for seeking nomination from the province of Saskatchewan. You’ll also find out how it increases your chances of getting nominated for permanent residence…
Read MoreSINP In-Demand Occupations List
Updated as of June 20, 2018 National Occupation Classification (NOC) Occupations SINP Requirements Related to Professional Status or Licensure (for regulated occupations or those with professional certification standards in Canada and/or Saskatchewan) 0211 Engineering managers Provide a letter from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) showing that your application for registration as an…
Read MoreSINP Express Entry Opens 400 Spots
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has opened 400 spots in the International Skilled Worker – Express Entry sub-category. NO JOB OFFER REQUIRED. This is a great opportunity for candidates who are currently in Canada’s Express Entry pool to boost their chances in getting an Invitation to Apply (ITA). So how can you get nominated…
Read More#30: How to Immigrate to Canada Without Sponsorship
You can immigrate to Canada even if you don’t have a relative or an employer who can sponsor you. In this #askdaphnelav episode, I’m going to answer Tess’ question about how she can immigrate to Canada without a sponsor. Click the video now to find out my answer. If you have friends and relatives who…
Read MoreManitoba Govt Staff and Employers Will Be In Manila Nov 20-24, 2017
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) staff together with Manitoba employers, will be in Manila, Philippines on November 20-24, 2017. They will be hosting an information session and conducting interviews to find qualified individuals in the following occupations: Specialized Livestock Workers Industrial Butchers Graphic Designer Printing Press Operator Plastics Machine Operator Bindery Machine Operators Bindery…
Read MoreNew Brunswick Holding a Job Fair in Manila
The province of New Brunswick, Canada, will be hosting a job fair in Manila on August 2017 on behalf of employers in the province. They’re particularly looking for workers in these occupations: Seamstress, sewing machine operator- made-to-measure garments (NOC 9446 and 6342) Food industry workers (production line operator, laborer) Aquaculture workers ( fish processing line, canning…
Read More33 In-Demand Occupations in Canada (That Can Get You Your Immigrant Visa In 12 Months Or Less)
There are approximately 48,000 candidates in the Express Entry Pool. Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) usually selects less than 4,000 during each draw. Only about 20% are lucky enough to get that most coveted Invitation to Apply (ITA). Have you been thinking about immigrating to Canada but you got discouraged because you feel like you could…
Read More#29 SINP Accepts Lower English Scores for Canadian Immigration
Saskatchewan’s English proficiency requirement for the International Skilled Worker Occupations in Demand sub-category is much less than that of other immigration programs. However, your English score is not the only requirement to qualify under SINP. Here are the minimum qualifications that SINP requires from prospective nominees: Completion of a post-secondary education, training or apprenticeship One…
Read More#28: Avoid Spousal Sponsorship Problems: Get Remarried Right!
It’s very important for your future Canadian immigration spousal sponsorship that you say “I Do” again right and the legal way. Missing a step could lead to legal troubles. It also could cost your spouse his Canadian immigrant visa if he’s deemed not to be a member of the family class. Your marriage must be…
Read More